Here's a bit of a love-letter to hypertext that also explains what my company Folio works on

Which software would you use for a hierarchy of docs for an org. Caveats - org is mostly age 60+, docs will be drafted by multiple people, most use windows and ms word. I would ideally do obsidian or notion, but I think it’s too far a leap. Maybe just folder structure on Dropbox of word docs?

I love this art style. Reminds me of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

Fun chat about learning and building with Ammar Mian and Oz Nova on CS Primer Show last week https://youtu.be/lX4Zp_XoAkM?si=OrI-bIxxCFT2eHVf

Marooned at Mile Rocks

Sup

Stinson Beach's down there, I think

Peak 80s book cover

Peak 80s book cover

I'm continually blown away by Jason Benn's structured (and documented) approach to learning computer science and ML https://youtu.be/gXN-UoA7-3U

This is my “vinyl sounds better”

Here’s Ep5 of The CS Primer Show - where we chat with one of the first bootcamp grads ever, now a Senior Staff Software Engineer, and find out how he maintained an unreal studying curve as he was working (hints: he got a tutor AND he woke up early!):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDF22YXGUuA